The acceptability, feasibility and adoption of a co-designed electronic post-injury psychosocial screening tool for carers of children admitted to hospital following injury

Clinicians must prioritise the acceptability, feasibility and adoption of tools when implementing caregiver support interventions for children with traumatic injuries. Future research should focus on overcoming implementation barriers and optimising psychosocial screening tools. Subsequent versions should align with caregivers' recovery timelines, embrace trauma-informed principles, promote clinician buy-in and be culturally tailored. Enhanced integration into clinical workflows and greater clinician engagement will boost adoption and effectiveness.

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Journal of Pediatric Nursing
Published
2025-02-04
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.pedn.2025.01.027
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2
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Trauma and Emergency Care Studies
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The acceptability, feasibility and adoption of a co-designed electronic post-injury psychosocial screening tool for carers of children admitted to hospital following injury

Roy Kimble, Alexandra De Young, Bronwyn Griffin, Ms Tanesha A Dimanopoulos et al.
2 citations
Journal of Pediatric Nursing
Trauma and Emergency Care Studies
4.51
article

The acceptability, feasibility and adoption of a co-designed electronic post-injury psychosocial screening tool for carers of children admitted to hospital following injury

Roy Kimble, Alexandra De Young, Bronwyn Griffin, Ms Tanesha A Dimanopoulos, Ms Kate Trenoweth
article en
2 citations

Abstract

Clinicians must prioritise the acceptability, feasibility and adoption of tools when implementing caregiver support interventions for children with traumatic injuries. Future research should focus on overcoming implementation barriers and optimising psychosocial screening tools. Subsequent versions should align with caregivers' recovery timelines, embrace trauma-informed principles, promote clinician buy-in and be culturally tailored. Enhanced integration into clinical workflows and greater clinician engagement will boost adoption and effectiveness.

Journal of Pediatric NursingVol. 81
Griffith University (AU), Queensland Health (AU), Children’s Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service (AU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Trauma and Emergency Care Studies
4.51
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